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Dynamic CVC card is a member of FEITIAN Display Card family, it has an onboard electronic screen displays the CVC (Card Verification Code) that refreshes from time to time.

CVC is an anti-fraud measure used when holder is making a purchase but isn’t required to enter a PIN or sign a receipt. On traditional credit cards, CVC is printed and fixed on the surface, and not quite difficult for others to see and remember it. With a fixed CVC and other visible card credentials (e.g. card number, expire date, and holder name), card fraud could happen more easily than you can imagine.

Dynamic CVC on the other hand, secure the credential by refreshing CVC from time to time, even if someone acquires a valid CVC by any means, it won"t be usable minutes later, therefore reduces the chance of card fraud.

China Everbright Bank"s Dynamic CVC Credit Card embeds a button to power up and shut down the electronic screen, further reduces the risk. Built-in flexible lithium battery ensures a lifetime up to 5 years. Combined with contact & contactless technology and upgraded secure algorithms, China Everbright Bank"s Dynamic CVC Credit Card is the ideal credit card aimed for future payments.

FEITIAN Technologies is a public company incorporated in China (SZSE: 300386). Headquartered in Beijing in 1998, the company has consistently been ranked as the leading security supplier of online user authentication and payment transaction with our easy-to-use, strongly-secure, hardware-based turnkey solution. FEITIAN’s international business served customers in over 150 countries.

Dedicated commitment to protect identity and secure access to online applications has been company’s focus since it was established. With the leading role of online security device provider, FEITIAN company serves global customers with its professionalism, technology expertise, vast experiences and the comprehensive strength in multi-factor authentication, FIDO U2F and FIDO2, public key infrastructure (PKI) initiatives, online banking, mobile identification, cloud authentication, EMV payment card & terminal, powered smart card featuring dynamic code display, BLE connection and biometric authentication, and advanced crypto & key management.

The display smart card combines all your customers" needs for typical daily banking and payment activities -- from ATM and EMV payment, loyalty, and bank account access to generating one-time passwords for online authentication.

The display payment card​ integrates a magnetic stripe and an EMV contact or contactless chip for payment, with a keypad option that protects the card.

It offers anatural step up in banking and authentication solutions, making it easy for banks and their customers to migrate from traditional EMV payment cards to more multifunctional Smart Mobile devices (SMDs).

The display payment card​ ​ is fully integrated with our services -- card personalization, customized card printing, engraving, and packaging, to end-user mailing and fulfillment.

MasterCard in collaboration with Standard Chartered launch interactive payment card with built-in display and touch-sensitive buttons for enhanced control and security

The MasterCard Display Card, manufactured by NagraID Security, looks and functions almost exactly like a regular credit, debit or ATM card, but features an embedded LCD display and touch-sensitive buttons which allow a cardholder to generate a One-Time Password (OTP) as an authentication security measure.

At present, banking institutions that necessitate a higher level of security for their online banking services require the use of a separate authentication token or device. The innovative 2-in-1 device, which combines the functionality of a standard payment card with a state-of-the-art security token, currently reflects the customer’s OTP. In future, this card could incorporate additional functionalities and be able to indicate other real time information such as available credit balance, loyalty or reward points, recent transactions, and other interactive information.

From January 2013 onwards, all Standard Chartered Online Banking or Breeze Mobile Banking users will use the Standard Chartered security token card as a new personal security device for higher-risk transactions such as payments or transfers above a certain amount, adding third party payees, or changing personal details.

V. Subba, Regional Head of Retail Banking Products, Singapore and Southeast Asia, Standard Chartered Bank said: “In Singapore, many customers bank with multiple banks. We brainstormed on ways to make it convenient and yet secure for customers. The question was: instead of sending customers another bulky token, could we replace something which already exists in the customer’s wallet? That was when credit, debit and ATM cards, immediately came to mind.”

Matthew Driver, president, South East Asia, MasterCard Worldwide said: “MasterCard continues to be at the forefront of payment technology. From launching the first ‘paper’ card in the 1950s, to introducing magnetic stripes and EMV chips for secure, digitised payments, we are pleased to have been able to support the launch of  Singapore’s first Display Card by Standard Chartered. With the continued growth in online and now mobile initiated remote payments, consumers are naturally demanding increased security. The innovative features of the Display Card serve to address this need, whilst empowering consumers to do so much more with their payment cards.”

MasterCard Display Cards are being deployed in increasing numbers by innovative banks all around the world, with Standard Chartered Bank launching the largest deployment of Display Cards to date. All MasterCard Platinum and Bonus$aver credit cards as well as MasterCard Super Salary, XtraSaver, Bonus$aver debit cards issued in Singapore will now be Display cards.

Cyril Lalo, CEO of NagraID Security said: “We highly commend the initiative of Standard Chartered Bank as this deployment once again highlights the increasing popularity of Display Cards. Earlier this year NagraID Security ramped up production capacity by investing heavily in equipment and human resources in order to meet the growing demand for Display Cards. The increased throughput, combined with the experience acquired during the past 2 years from the close collaboration with MasterCard and Gemalto, enabled the implementation and deployment of this scale in a record-breaking timeframe.”

MasterCard Display Cards herald a new era in card payments, extending the payment card with interactivity. Display Cards feature a small display and one or more touch sensitive buttons in addition to all the traditional payment card features. Display Cards can be used as “Authentication Cards” for secure, portable and cost-effective remote authentication of online banking and e-commerce transactions by using the card to generate One-Time-Passwords (OTPs). Or they can be used as “Information Display” Cards enabling cardholders to access critical information such as account balance anywhere, anytime – enhancing payment or banking experiences in a number of ways. MasterCard first launched the Display Card in 2010.

Bank of China Credit Card is a dual-currency credit card issued by Bank of China, featuring such revolving credit functions as consumption before repayment, grace period, and the minimum monthly payment. Conforming to international standards, it can be used at any appointed partners or ATMs connected with Visa, MasterCard or China UnionPay networks both at home and abroad.

Bank of China offers SMS prompt services including real time transaction notification and direct debit reminder to help customers track the status and transaction update of their credit cards.

With the advanced fraud detection system, Bank of China will call the customer to confirm if his/her card is lost or stolen immediately after detecting any suspicious transactions to ensure card safety.

In case of loss or theft of credit cards, customers are recommended to promptly call customer service hotline of Bank of China Credit Card. For any transaction incurred after the valid loss report, Bank of China will assume relevant liabilities.

Customers can make payments just by swiping Bank of China Credit Card without cash involved, avoiding potential dangers caused by carrying cash during shopping and traveling.

With revolving credit, customers only have to repay the minimum payment amount for statement of each month, fully enjoying the credit and easy wealth management.

Bank of China provides customers with flexible "Easy-Buy Installment" in addition to merchant and mail installments. Customers are not restricted to appointed partners or goods any more. They only need to make a phone call to apply for this simple and convenient installment payment plan. Simple procedures for easy wealth management and happy life!

The network covers exclusive preferential merchants engaging in catering, entertainment, shopping, leisure, fitness in China"s mainland, Hong Kong and Macau, providing customers with 10-80% discount, dignified membership treatment, complimentary services as well as exclusive shopping hour and preferential stores for membership.

Every RMB 1 spending or withdrawal through Bank of China Visa Olympics Credit Card will earn one point. For various gifts, please log on to the bank"s website to check the "reward points 365" program for reward points and gifts of Bank of China"s credit cards.

Customers can carry out such transactions as RMB withdrawal and available balance inquiry on Bank of China ATMs or ATMs with UnionPay logo in China. Customers can also reset their passwords on Bank of China ATMs.

Customers can use Bank of China UnionPay credit card, VISA card and Master card at more 20 million UnionPay, VISA and MasterCard networked merchants in more than 300 countries.

Just by calling Bank of China 24-hour customer service hotline 4006695566, customers can, through automatic voice or operator service, easily apply for the direct debit service of "full payment" or "minimum payment amount" with Bank of China current passbook (all-in-one account), Great Wall Debit Card or Great Wall RMB Credit Card, thus realizing smart wealth management and convenient repayment without complicated procedures over the counter.

If customers own Bank of China standard credit card, by regular assessment based on such conditions as their annual consumption amount, overdraft and so on, Bank of China may upgrade qualified the standard card to gold card.

Customers can apply for permanent or temporary credit line adjustment by calling the customer service center. The customer service center will complete the credit line adjustment upon approval and notify the customers. Temporary credit line adjustment, up to a term of 30 days, is not applied to cash withdrawal.

Bank of China Credit Card also provides the service of emergency cash disbursement and card replacement within China. Customers can apply to the customer service center for express delivery service.

Customers can apply for supplementary cards for their family, of which the credit line can be shared with the principal card. A usable credit line can also be set according to their actual needs.

With 14,000 outlets and overseas branches in 20 countries and regions, Bank of China provides customers with considerate and universal services throughout the world.

Customer can inquire about the current balance, balance available, credit line and other relevant information of their cards via 24-hour customer service hotline 4006695566, website www.boc.cn, ATMs with UnionPay logo, or counters of Bank of China for timely repayment.

Bank of China Card Management Center will deliver the statement to the designated address of customers within three days from the statement date of each month, so that customers can check their transactions in time.

Chinese citizens aged 18 or older with full capacity for civil conduct and stable legitimate income, foreigners with Residence Permit in China and compatriots from Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan, can apply for Bank of China City Card at the local branch.

Copy of membership cards and the like, including: golf membership card, China Mobile/China Unicom VIP card, Air China platinum, gold and silver membership cards, China Southern Sky Pearl gold and silver membership cards, Eastern Miles Club gold and silver membership cards and so on. (with cardholder name and validity of the card).

What China did to feature its newfangled digital currency was simply make it more convenient for payment, including by installing dedicated ATM exchange machines where foreign currency could be swapped for Chinese crypto. As you can see in the video below, a WSJ reporter was able to convert their U.S. dollars into a hardware wallet containing the equivalent in digital yuan currency. The wallet comes in the recognizable form of a good old debit card with both the VISA and the e-CNY logos on it, next to the Olympics branding. The digital yuan wallet/debit card was then a viable payment instrument at the Olympics village restaurants, grocery stores, or in the souvenir shops.

Some local vendors, however, said they didn"t have time to set e-CNY POS terminals at their shops before they were closed off for the Olympics, so they could only accept more orthodox means of payment. Most athletes or foreigners, on the other hand, hadn"t heard of China"s digital renminbi as an official payment currency at the Olympics, while locals are used to paying with the more popular methods like Alipay that are already present on their phones.

The card, which features a keypad and a liquid-crystal display, lets the cardholder generate a one-time password (OTP) to be used for transactions that require a higher level of authentication. Once the OTP is selected, it will be shown on the LCD.

Beyond improved security, MasterCard said the technology could be used to display account balances, rewards points, recent transactions and other banking information.

ImageJack Ma, center, the founder of Alibaba, seen here in 2018, stopped appearing in public after criticizing Chinese regulators in October 2020.Credit...Mark Schiefelbein/Associated Press

Jörg Wuttke, president of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, said the Chinese economy was now more inward-looking, less accessible and deeply ingrained with Mr. Xi’s “ideological touch.”

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Three decades ago, China’s leader at the time, Deng Xiaoping, captured the nation’s attention with a tour of southeastern coastal cities to rally support for economic reforms. A wave of young people, inspired by Mr. Deng’s commitment to open China to the rest of the world, flooded into major cities to pursue business opportunities.

In 1994, Wen Kaifu quit his job as a middle school teacher in the southeastern province of Jiangxi and moved to Shenzhen, one of the country’s first special economic zones, to work for a display manufacturer. Returning in 2004, he started his own company, Holitech Technology, to make liquid crystal displays, the screens used in billions of smartphones.

As Xiaomi and other Chinese handset manufacturers blossomed, so did Holitech. In 2014, the company went public, and Mr. Wen became one of China’s wealthiest people, with a net worth of $570 million.

ImageMobile phones in front of the Xiaomi logo at the China Digital Entertainment Expo and Conference, in Shanghai, last year.Credit...Aly Song/Reuters

ThenMr. Xi’s priorities shifted. In 2018, Beijing initiated a nationwide push to curb excessive borrowing by private companies. Holitech had $1 billion in loans and few options for refinancing. The company’s share price plunged, along with Mr. Wen’s wealth. China’s securities watchdog investigated him for failing to pay his debts.

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Holitech was enlisted in China’s nationwidemask production blitz. The company’s newly emboldened party committee led activities onparty building and lessons onparty history where employees experienced “a baptism of patriotic education.” In accordance with Mr. Xi’s plans to revitalize rural areas, Holitech, with the help of Fujian Electronics, invested over $1 billion in a new industrial park this summer.

In 2018, American Express received approval to become the first foreign credit card firm to operate a payments network in China as part of a joint venture with LianLian Digitech, a Chinese financial payments firm. The approval came six years after the W.T.O. ruled that Beijing supported an “illicit monopoly” for state-owned China Union Pay, which controlled more than 90 percent of China’s debit and credit card spending.

From the outset, American Express ran up against Mr. Xi’s agenda. Initially, American Express had proposed teaming up with Tencent, a target in Beijing’s crackdown on powerful technology companies, but the country’s central bank encouraged a marriage with the much smaller LianLian, according to two people with knowledge of the talks, who spoke on the condition of anonymity given the political sensitivities.

ImageThe People’s Bank of China, in Beijing, sought to influence the direction of a joint venture involving American Express, according to two people with knowledge of the deal.Credit...Wu Hong/EPA, via Shutterstock

Immediately, the venture, Express Hangzhou Technology, struggled to work with state-owned financial firms. It relied on state-owned banks to issue new cards, but some institutions were limiting American Express cards in order to not upset Union Pay, the people said.

At the same time, Union Pay has sought to leverage American Express’s ambitions in China to advance its own global strategy, discussing an arrangement to accept each other’s cards on their respective networks, the people said. Mr. Quinn at American Express said this was “not true” but did not elaborate.

Internet companies operating in China must adhere to increasingly stringent rules about proactively censoring content. Overseas technology companies with Chinese customers must house user data in China. And any criticism of China’s policies toward Taiwan or Hong Kong or its human rights record is met with a sharp rebuke and online mobs.

Stellantis originally wanted to increase its stake in a joint venture to produce Jeeps with state-owned Guangzhou Automobile Group. But the Dutch company said Chinese officials had not approved the plan, which would have meant fewer jobs for Chinese workers. In July, Stellantis decided to dissolve the partnership.

With Bank of China Great Wall International Credit Card, a chip (EMV) credit card under the international standards and covering multiple currencies including HKD, USD, EUR, GBP and AUD, customers can make payment at more than 29 million Visa or MasterCard merchants in 256 countries and regions across the globe. Besides payment for shopping, travel, transportation and hotel, customers can use the card to withdraw cash at member banks or ATMs bearing a Plus or Cirrus logo all over the world as well as to make online payment. Please visit the website of Bank of China Great Wall International Credit Card (http://www.boci.com.hk/GBC/chs/index.htm) for further information.

With a Bank of China Great Wall International Credit Card, customers can make payment at any merchants with a Visa or MasterCard logo around the world. Endowed with many currencies, the card allows local currency payment, thus avoiding any loss due to unstable foreign exchange rate.

Bank of China Great Wall International Credit Card, a credit card adopts payment after consumption the concept of "revolving credit". Customers are not required to deposit money into the card account beforehand, as the bank sets credit line according to their credit status. Within the limit, customers can freely make payment or withdraw cash. Meanwhile, customers can enjoy a grace period (excluding withdrawal) of up to 50 days. The bank will not charge any interest if customers make full repayment within the period.

Foreign exchange purchased with RMB and foreign exchange account are available for repayment. Besides, initiated payment, automatic payment, minimum payment amount and other repayment methods are also available.

Existing cash withdraw can be divided into counter withdrawal and ATM withdrawal. Over the counter, customers can withdraw local currency at banks marked with a Visa or MasterCard logo across the globe. Customers need to present valid identity documents and fill out documents according to the bank"s requirements. Besides, customers can also enter the password and withdraw cash on ATMs with a Plus or Cirrus logo across the world.

With comprehensive and diversified basic functions, coupled with superior value-added service, Bank of China Great Wall International Credit Card dedicates to pleasing and satisfying customers.

Bank of China Great Wall International Credit Card is the first credit card providing the "Octopus automatic add value" service in China"s mainland. Linking the credit card account with an Octopus account, customers can automatically get value added for Octopus account to experience the interactions between cards in China"s mainland and Hong Kong (The service is applicable to Great Wall International Credit Card in all currencies available).

With this card, customers can go shopping and enjoy preferential 24-month interest-free installment around the globe. Customers can also enjoy installment specific to the merchants out of choice, or combine transactions and apply for monthly statement installment after consumption. Enjoy shopping before repayment by installment and please refer to http://www.boci.com.hk/GBC/chs/insal_01.htm for detailed information.

Bank of China Great Wall International Credit Card brings customers the brand new experience of "payment with reward points". When consuming with the card at famous merchants in Hong Kong, customers can turn the cumulative reward points into cash discount (200 points = HKD 1). The more reward points customers have, the more cash discounts they can get. In addition, customers will have an opportunity to get discount coupons, cash coupons or gifts.

With a Bank of China Great Wall International Credit Card, customers can enjoy endless exciting preferences and have fun in leisurely shopping in Hong Kong, Macau, China"s Mainland or foreign countries or regions all year round. Customers can enjoy discounts by using the card at appointed merchants covering food, apparel, health and beauty and leisure across the world.

With a Bank of China Great Wall International Credit Card, customers can make payment or withdraw cash and gain reward points. Accumulated reward points can be redeemed for mileage, annual fee or various well-designed gifts. Please visit http://www.boci.com.hk/GBC/chs/insal_01.htm for further information.

Card payment for full-price air ticket will enable the customers and their accompanying immediate family to enjoy high amounts of flight accident insurances, making travel and business abroad more convenient and safer.

High-tech chips under EMV standards are embedded in the card to reduce risk of counterfeit and fraud. Combined with multiple safeguards such as "transaction SMS prompt", "zero risk loss report", and online shopping safeguards like Verified by Visa (VbV) and MasterCard SecureCode services, card payment in all corners of the world and online shopping will be doubly secured.

Customers can just dial 400-669-5566 (call from domestic fixed-line telephones or mobile phones) or (8610) 6608-5566 (call from overseas), at any time, and any place to enjoy the 24-hour sincere and homey customer service. Bank of China will solve any problem concerning the card usage or respond to inquiries about promotion details.

Currently, Bank of China Great Wall International Credit Card services are available in a total of over 300 overseas branches and sub-branches of Bank of China in 20 countries and regions (Hong Kong and Macau included) all over the world, including withdrawal, loss report and emergency cash disbursement. As Bank of China provides Chinese language service abroad, customers can enjoy a convenient service in foreign land.

In addition to the bank"s 24-hour customer service overseas, customers can use the toll free emergency assistance hotline provided by MasterCard in the local area for special emergency needs, such as emergency loss report, card replacement and cash disbursement.

By using the professional online service of Bank of China Great Wall International Credit Card, customers can check the monthly statements for the latest three months, the latest transaction, reward points or make online application for reward points" redemption, at any time, and any place.

From now on, customers who have successfully opened online service account of Bank of China Great Wall International Credit Card will receive 1,000 reward points from Bank of China in the month of his or her birthday.

Chinese citizens aged 18 or older with full capacity for civil conduct and stable legitimate income, foreigners with Residence Permit in China and compatriots from Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan, can apply for Bank of China Great Wall Credit Card at the local branch. In addition, customers can apply for the supplementary card for their immediate family members who are at the age of 16 or above, with four supplementary cards at most for one account.

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Pity the poor credit card. In these days of smartphones, tablets, and sharks with frickin" laser beams attached to their heads, they just seem so retro.

But they"re getting a makeover. In Singapore, MasterCard has unveiled a credit card to be released in January 2013 that includes "an embedded LCD display and touch-sensitive buttons," the company said this week. Eventually, this card might use its display to show "real time information such as available credit balance, loyalty or reward points, recent transactions, and other interactive information." But for now, the technology will be used to generate one-time passwords as an extra security measure.

"The MasterCard Display Card, manufactured by NagraID Security, looks and functions almost exactly like a regular credit, debit or ATM card, but features an embedded LCD display and touch-sensitive buttons which allow a cardholder to generate a One-Time Password (OTP) as an authentication security measure," MasterCard said. "From January 2013 onwards, all Standard Chartered Online Banking or Breeze Mobile Banking users will use the Standard Chartered security token card as a new personal security device for higher-risk transactions such as payments or transfers above a certain amount, adding third party payees, or changing personal details." Advertisement

The idea isn"t a new one. It"s not even MasterCard"s first attempt. The company actually unveiled very similar cards in June 2010 for use in Turkey, and they have been rolled out to other countries such as Romania. Visa launched almost identical cards in Europe last year, and a company called Dynamics showed off some newfangled credit cards with displays at this year"s Consumer Electronics Show. MasterCard touts the cards as a way to demand extra tokens from customers without making credit cards a hassle to use.

Stealing and using credit card data is far too easy, so adding two-factor authentication technology into the cards themselves strikes us as a good idea. But even without newfangled cards, the process of how we pay for stuff is getting an overhaul, albeit a slow one. NFC chips, Apple"s Passbook, and Google Wallet are among the options for higher-tech ways to pay. The ubiquity of smartphones may make it more likely that phone-based systems will outpace the adoption of new types of credit cards, especially as these display cards have been around a couple of years without spreading worldwide. But most of us are still using regular old credit cards—and if our next credit cards embed some modern technology to make them more secure, so much the better.

Credit cards with screens and buttons will soon be made available to the market as announced by American digital payments firm Dynamics Inc and Japanese credit card provider Sumitomo Mitsui Card Co (SMCC) at the Consumer Electronics Show 2018 in Las Vegas. Deemed to be the world"s first credit card with a locking feature, the companies are set to release it first in Japan within the year.

The password-operated card bears LED lights, an LCD and touch-enabled buttons for entering numbers. Like lock capable smartphones, the card will start up once the password set by the user is entered using the touch buttons.

Setting up this card takes a few seconds only. Once activated, the card number is shown on the display, and the magnetic stripe and IC chip, the brains of the card, remain active so long as the number is on display.

In a joint statement, the companies have noted that the card can be used for in-store payments as well as purchases done online. After it is used, the card number on the display hides and shuts down the IC chip and magnetic card, disabling its function.

This groundbreaking innovation in the cards industry does not require new payment infrastructure and merchant systems as they are, in fact, ready to be used in terminals and other systems. Consumers can use it in terminals where Visa is accepted.

The card, dubbed by SMCC executive officer Masao Kamino as "world"s most secure payment card", is scheduled for release in Japan in 2018. He says, "This new card has adopted an industry-first system, and brings best-in-class security to all payments in-store and online."